Book Study

Lesson 96: Jesus chooses Saul Why were Christians afraid of Saul? Comment 1:Christians were afraid of him because Saul was persecuting them with great cruelty. He entered his homes, arrested both men and women and took them to prison. Besides, he had been present when Stephen was killed, so they had reason to think he

Commentary 1:This introduction reminds us that Jesus continued to lead his disciples after returning to heaven. They did not bring the good news on their own, but with the guidance of Christ and with the help of Jehovah. That teaches us that preaching has always had divine direction. Commentary 2:It strikes me that Jehovah enabled

Commentary 1:Jesus had the disciples fish a large amount of fish after having spent the whole night without catching anything. This showed that he still had the power of Jehovah and that he could bless his efforts when they obeyed his instructions. Commentary 2:The miracle was that, when throwing the net on the right side

Lesson 90: Jesus dies in Golgotha Why did Pilate leave Jesus killed? Commentary 1:Pilate knew that Jesus was not guilty. In fact, he himself said several times that he could not find any crime in him. But he let himself be pressured by the crowd and religious leaders. This teaches us that knowing what is

Lesson from the Study of the Book chapter 80: Jesus chooses the 12 apostles To whom did Jesus choose to be his 12 apostles? Commentary 1Jesus chose 12 specific men to work closer with him and then help guide the Christian congregation. It was not an impromptu decision or based on personal sympathies, but a

Study Lesson from Book Study chapter 78: Jesus preaches the message of the Kingdom What work did Jesus give to his disciples? Commentary 1Jesus gave them the job of preaching the good news of the Kingdom of God. He did not want him to be accompanied or learned from him, but also actively participated in

Book Study lesson chapter 76: Jesus cleanses the temple What did Jesus do when he saw some people selling animals in the temple? Commentary 1 Jesus acted decisively. He made a whip of ropes, pulled the sheep and the cows out of the temple, and did not allow him to follow that business environment in

Introduction to section 12 Jesus commissioned his followers to preach the Kingdom and make disciples Comment 1:This introduction makes it clear that the Kingdom was a central theme in the teaching of Jesus. He came not only to give good advice or to work miracles, but to proclaim the government of Jehovah and to show

Book Study lesson chapter 72: The young Jesus Commentary 1 The Nazareth scene conveys a lot of normality: a humble family, a hardworking father and a constant spiritual routine. That helps to see that Jehovah wanted Jesus to grow in a simple, but stable, home focused on worship. Commentary 2 Joseph not only kept the

This week’s Bible Congregation Study from March 16-22 March 2026 to the JW meeting of Jehovah’s Witnesses, with practical answers and short comments.